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Top 5 oncology news articles of 2025

Breakthrough treatments, shifting care models and persistent system challenges defined cancer care this year, from evidence that CAR T-cell therapy can lower costs and treatment burden in mantle cell lymphoma to promising off-the-shelf cancer vaccines.

Top 5 women’s health news articles of 2025

This year, we explored how innovations in women's health are bridging care gaps, addressing biases and enhancing access to vital treatments and screenings.

Top 5 news articles of 2025

Tylenol and autism, the Inflation Reduction Act, the One Big Beautiful Bill, Most Favored Nation pricing and direct drug sales to consumers were some of the biggest news items we covered in 2025.

Top 5 articles about drug and healthcare costs in 2025

Medicare price negotiations, higher costs driven by cancer and GLP-1 drugs and Medicare’s pilot program for obesity drugs are some of the biggest trends this year that will continue to impact managed care in 2026.

Top 5 stories from Formulary Watch in 2025

Transparency, prior authorization, PBM reform and PBM offered genomics testing are some the trends Formulary Watched tracked in 2025.

5 developments in the treatment of prurgio nodularis in 2025

Discover groundbreaking treatments for prurigo nodularis, including vixarelimab and soficitinib, offering hope for effective symptom relief and improved quality of life.

Jascayd gets second FDA approval, this time for progressive pulmonary fibrosis

The approval comes two months after Jascayd (nerandomilast) was approved for idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.

A look back at 2025’s sunscreen controversy and confusion

Sunscreen remains essential for skin health, despite recent controversies. Experts emphasize proper use and broad-spectrum protection to prevent skin cancer.

What NCCN’s next CMO sees ahead for cancer guidelines, access and innovation

MHE has a conversation with Renuka Iyer, M.D., who became CMO of NCCN in early December. Iyer is aiming to enhance evidence-based cancer care and expand guidelines for rare cancers and diverse populations.

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